Celebrating Career Success for our Surveyors
It’s been a brilliant few weeks for the Jaggard Macland team, with two of our colleagues reaching important milestones in their professional development.
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How Early Negotiation Turned an Epsom Lease Renewal into a Win-Win Deal
In commercial property, successful negotiations often come down to being realistic about your position. When landlords and tenants approach discussions with a clear sense of their priorities, they can reach an outcome that benefits both sides.
What Property Owners Should Know About Heritage Assets, Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas
Owning a listed building or property in a conservation area comes with unique responsibilities. We explain the rules, risks, and why expert heritage advice protects both your property and its history.
When Do You Need a Schedule of Condition?
When it comes to commercial property, disputes often arise because there’s no reliable record of a building’s condition at a given point in time. That’s where a Schedule of Condition becomes essential.
Supporting Residential Property Management in Maidenhead
We’re committed to helping property owners, directors, and management companies enhance the value of their residential developments. A recent instruction in Maidenhead highlights the breadth of our residential property management expertise.
Our Recent Summer Socials
This summer, we’ve enjoyed two brilliant team socials, which were fun as well as bringing everyone together.
Upwards Only Rent Reviews: What the Latest Government Update Tells Us
The government recently surprised the property industry by announcing plans to ban upwards only rent reviews in commercial leases - a move that arrived with little consultation or clarity. More detail is emerging, and while some questions remain unanswered, the direction of travel is becoming clearer.
New Appointment as We Welcome Gary Beckwith to the Jaggard Macland Team
We’re very pleased to welcome Gary Beckwith, an experienced Chartered Building Surveyor, to the team at Jaggard Macland.
The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 Right to Renew or Time to Rethink?
With a property market that barely resembles the one it was written for, the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 has long been ripe for review. We look at the latest developments.